Baltimore Ravens

First, the starting lineup of the visiting team receives a "warm welcome" from Ravens fans, as they're booed out of their tunnel. After that, the starting lineup of the Ravens are announced, but usually the key players.

Until the last home game against Indianapolis, Ray Lewis was always the last person announced out of the Ravens tunnel. He always had a small patch of actual grass sod waiting for him to "anoint" himself with it, and to do his famous "Squirrel Dance". Even visiting teams are always captivated by the spectacle.

No ... L.J. signed a one year contract to play for the Ravens in 2009 but the Ravens did not resign him and he did not play in the NFL in 2010.

December 3: Patriots 27, Ravens 24

Ed Reed actually doesn't have any children.

ed dickson is the starting tight end

#15 - Wide Receiver - Kelley Washington

He is the only Tennessee Volunteer on the Baltimore Ravens roster.

Joe Flacco was picked as the 18th overall pick in the first round of the 2008 draft by the Baltimore Ravens.

Originally picked as a backup, he was suddenly thrust into the starting position when starter Kyle Boller and backup Troy Smith both went down with injuries. He has started every game for the Ravens since his first game in 2008.

The Ravens have many local and national sponsors, but their primary sponsor is M&T Bank, who currently own the naming rights to the Stadium where the Ravens play.

Other major sponsors include Giant Foods, Geico, Comcast Sportsnet, Coca-Cola, National Guard, WBAL, 98 Rock, Maryland Lottery, Papa John's, Outback Steakhouse, Anheuser-Busch, Merritt Properties, MedStar Franklin Square Hospital.

Josh Bynes is number 56 on the Baltimore Ravens.

Chris Canty is number 99 on the Baltimore Ravens.

40 yard dash - 4.58 seconds

225 bench Press - 34 times

Vertical leap - 38.5 inches

The 1948 Cleveland Browns of the All American Football Conference had a regular season record of 14-0 and won the AAFC championship game over the Buffalo Bills to become the first professional football team to go through an entire season, including playoffs, undefeated.

The Browns became the Baltimore Ravens after the 1995 season. The NFL arranged for a new Cleveland Browns team to begin playing in 1999.

Michael Oher's tutor was long time educator Sue Mitchell.

In short, no. The Metro does not come very close to the M&T stadium. The lightrail does, however, come much closer.

http://www.mtamaryland.com

The Convention center stop it right on the gate of Camden yards. M&T isn't much further to the west and south a little. BTW, I have NEVER EVER seen someone actually get ticketed on the Lightrail, so save your money if you're willing to be brave.

Kicker Matt Stover was the last Raven who was an original Brown that made the move with Art Modell. He was released in 2008 by new head coach John Harbaugh, who regretted the decision later in the season. Stover went on to Indianapolis to take over for injured kicker Adam Vinatieri. He retired after the 2009 season.

Not sure since 1998, but since 2000, the Ravens boast a 48-18 home record (reg. season), which is the best in the league in this time period.

The Ravens last played in Super Bowl XLVII in February, 2013.

Because his name isn't Michael Orr; it's Michael Oher.

Currently, players Joe Flacco, Ray Rice, Ladarius Webb, and Terrell Suggs are the highest paid Ravens, and they're all worth every dollar. I'd expect WR Torrey Smith to be added to that list when his contract comes up in the next couple of years.

Flacco was brought in as the 18th pick in the first round of the 2008 season. He replaced as starting QB after starting QB Kyle Boller was injured, and backup QB Troy Smith was sidelined due to illness. As a result, Flacco started all 16 games of that season, and led the Ravens to the AFC Championship game in January, 2009 against the Steelers. He is the only QB in NFL history to lead his team to the playoffs in his rookie season and win 2 playoff games.

For his efforts in the 2008 season and the playoffs, he was award NFL Rookie of the Year honors.

How can he be in the hall of fame when he's still playing and you have to be retired for 5 yrs. before your eligible?

The current Ravens Stadium (M&T Bank Stadium), located across the street from Oriole Park at Camden Yards, was built over the 1996 and 1997 seasons after the Ravens moved from Cleveland after the 1995 season. During those 2 years, the Ravens played at Memorial Stadium on 32nd Street in Baltimore, where the old Baltimore Colts and the Baltimore Stallions of the CFL played.

The stadium has been known by several names, including PSINet Stadium, Ravens Stadium, and M&T Bank Stadium.

The stadium opened for the 1998 NFL season. It seats nearly 72,000 fans, and was voted in 2012 as the loudest stadium (fan noise) in the NFL. Its audio and video system is also state-of-the-art, with 2 100'x20' HD screens at each end of the stadium.

Ray Rice is a professional football player. He is a running back for the Baltimore Ravens.

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